Shang Tian, ​​who had heard everything clearly from the doorway, sighed helplessly and strode into the tent. "A Qian, I was wrong last night."

"Hmph." Su Qian turned her back to him, ignoring him.

Shang Tian felt helpless yet amused. "Don't be angry, okay?"

"No." No matter what Shang Tian said, Su Qian was still unhappy.

He actually tried to coax her empty-handed? Thumbs down.

She wants something delicious.

Chang An watched the two flirting and suddenly felt a pang of pain in his eyes; he was still a perpetually single dog.

"Gentlemen," he couldn't help but say.

Shang Tian and Su Qian both looked at him, waiting for him to continue. Chang An said somewhat shyly, "Why don't we sit down and talk?"

Su Qian glared at Shang Tian, ​​"Don't you love me anymore?"

Upon encountering danger, immediately pull Chang An away.

Knowing I was starving all night, they still wouldn't cook me anything delicious.

The more she talked, the more wronged she felt.

Shang Tian sighed and said, "A Qian, I brought you some dried meat."

Su Qian's eyes widened immediately, and she asked, "What does it taste like?"

If it weren't beef, she definitely wouldn't forgive him.

Shang Tian knew exactly what she was thinking. He handed the dried meat in his arms to Su Qian and said, "Beef."

Upon seeing the jerky, Su Qian no longer cared about Shang Tian and started munching on it.

Shang Tian affectionately patted Su Qian's head before saying to Chang An, "I'm sorry to have made you laugh, General."

Having been ignored for a long time and then forced to eat a mouthful of dog food (a Chinese slang term for witnessing public displays of affection), Chang An asked, "May I ask how you are addressed?"

"My name is Shang Tian of Jizhou."

Upon hearing this name, Chang An couldn't help but feel a sense of "I knew it!"

If it were Shang Tian, ​​then all of Su Qian's actions would become very easy to understand.

"I heard from your wife that you intend to sow discord between me and His Majesty."

When speaking to men, Chang An became less polite.

Shang Tian chuckled and looked at him, saying, "If they truly trust us, how could we possibly sway them?"

Chang An knew he had no way out; Shang Tian's scheme was blatant and overt.

Xiao Lin's disbelief in this one point was enough to ensure their demise.

Chang An looked at Shang Tian and asked, "How do you plan to settle us?"

"What did A-Qian tell you?" Shang Tian looked at the little one in his arms eating dried meat and sighed helplessly. He had only been gone for one night, and Su Qian had done so much.

Chang An shook his head and said, "Madam has not yet made it clear."

Shang Tian nodded and said, "In that case, let's see what Xiao Lin does first, and then we'll talk."

Chang An nodded helplessly. The initiative was in the other party's hands. If he didn't want his soldiers to starve to death, following Shang Tian would be a good choice.

After finishing the jerky, Su Qian gently tugged at Shang Tian's sleeve and said, "I fed them for a day and promised to feed them for three more."

Shang Tian: "......" How did he end up with such a spendthrift wife?

How much grain would that be?

"A-Qian, what are you thinking?"

He believed that her A-Qian wouldn't do anything in vain.

Su Qian glanced at Chang An secretly and whispered, "Let's dump them at the docks in Linhai City and let them farm the land themselves."

"But we have to feed them before the crops are grown."

Su Qian snorted and said, "They're not crippled, why should we support them? Can't they go fishing in the river or gathering firewood on the mountain themselves?"

As long as you're willing to find a way, you won't starve.

Shang Tian thought for a moment, then looked at Chang An and said, "Did you hear what we just said?"

Chang An nodded. How could he not hear her when she spoke so loudly?